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Inherited 401(k) Offers a Roth Conversion an IRA Locks Shut

Non-spouse heirs can roll an inherited 401(k) directly into a Roth IRA and pay tax once—an option that vanishes if the money reaches an IRA first.

Xi Jinping Urges China, US Youth to Advance Bilateral Cooperation

President Xi Jinping told students from 10 US universities he hopes young people will advance China-US cooperation in a reply to their letter.

China Tests Star-Based Navigation for Its 2030 Jupiter Mission

Chinese researchers tested stellar aberration navigation aboard the Tianhui-7 satellite in January, fixing its position to within 5km ahead of a 2030 Jupit

Hong Kong Cuts Subsidised Physiotherapy Places by a Third for 2027-28

Hong Kong's Education Bureau cut subsidised physiotherapy places by about a third for 2027-28 as graduates face a tightening job market

China Sets 2030 Target for Public Cultural Services in 15th Five-Year Plan

China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a 15th Five-Year Plan for public cultural services, setting 2030 targets and 18 key engineering projects.

Brother Anthony: The Translator Championing Korean Literature Abroad

In his workspace near Sogang University in Seoul, Brother Anthony, an 82-year-old British-born translator, reflects on his decades-long journey in Korean literature. A naturalized...

Jodi Picoult’s Nineteen Minutes Tops PEN America’s Most-Banned Books List

Jodi Picoult’s novel Nineteen Minutes, once lauded as essential reading for young adults, now leads PEN America’s list of the most-banned books in U.S....

How Strength Training Transformed the Lives of Two Older Adults

Raj Grover, a 59-year-old human resources manager in Singapore, discovered an unlikely solution to his decade-long back pain: lifting weights. After years of unsuccessful...

The Gold Dagger Romance: The Beginning of Hong Kong’s New Wave Cinema

On July 2, 1978, Hong Kong television made history with the debut of The Gold Dagger Romance, a martial arts series unlike any other....

Japan’s Shelf-Sharing Bookstores Revitalize Community and Culture

In Japan, a new kind of bookstore is bringing back the joy of discovering unique reads by allowing anyone to rent a shelf to...

Lily Li Li-li: Celebrating the Martial Arts Icon of 1970s Shaw Brothers Cinema

Among the great martial arts actresses of the 1970s, Lily Li Li-li stands out as a Shaw Brothers icon who captivated audiences with her...

Rosé’s New Single “APT” with Bruno Mars Wins Over Chinese Fans

Chinese social media users are raving about Blackpink’s Rosé and her latest single “APT,” a collaboration with Bruno Mars. Released on October 18, the...

Elina Garanca’s Hong Kong Debut: A Mesmerizing Evening of Opera Highlights

Latvian mezzo-soprano Elina Garanca, one of opera’s brightest stars, enchanted the Hong Kong audience at her October 29 debut with an engaging mix of...

“What Comes After Love” Explores Love, Loss, and Reunion in a Slow-Burning Drama

What Comes After Love, adapted from the novel Things That Come After Love by Gong Ji-yeong and Hitonari Tsuji, follows the quiet evolution of...

Jackie Chan’s Hollywood Journey: The Protector and Lessons from a Cross-Cultural Film

In the mid-1980s, Jackie Chan was Asia’s biggest action star, but his attempts to break into Hollywood had been frustratingly unsuccessful. After The Big...

Tom Hanks Praises Real-Time AI De-Aging in “Here” Amid Industry Concerns

In his latest film, Here, Tom Hanks experiences the powerful impact of AI technology firsthand, as he and co-star Robin Wright are digitally de-aged...

Game of Thrones Movie Reportedly in Development: Westeros May Finally Hit Theaters

Fans of Game of Thrones may soon see Westeros on the big screen, as reports indicate that Warner Bros. is in early development stages...

Architect and Real Estate Expert Ximena Perez on Her Favorite Dining Spots and Ecuadorian Heritage

Ximena Perez, an architect originally from Ecuador, now works in real estate and curates Ecuadorian artisanal products, including hats, under her label Paarte. With...

Margaret Atwood Reflects on AI, Writing, and Her Upcoming Memoir

Celebrated Canadian author Margaret Atwood, now 84, is crafting a memoir that she describes as full of “stupid things and catastrophes” to keep things...

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